Customer Reviews Timberland PRO 6" Pit Boss Soft Toe

Toes too narrow and pointed for my feet and “king toes”. I will keep searching

They look good, but there is something with the internal construction that really bothers my ankle. I've only worn them a handful of times. If you like Tim's, then stick with the originals!

These boots are not worth buying. One boot fits well the other boot is so uncomfortable I cannot even wear these. I lasted a week in them. I had to stuff rags in the one boot to stop the rubbing. I have bought many boots over the years, never had any this uncomfortable!

My foot flops all around in these boots. No padding what so ever in the boots.

On the positive, it fit pretty well. Not too big, not too small, decent comfort for a “work” boot. On the down side, very disappointed in the quality. The eyelet broke after very little use and after contacting Timberland directly, they refused to offer any help. I literally wore the boots less than 45 total days (light use: painting/ hanging drywall/ walking in mud) over a period of 15 months and no help from Timberland. Last pair of “Walmart” boots held up over 15 years through concrete, remodeling 2 houses and countless hours of yard work. Looks like I’m going back to Walmart....

Very disappointing. Grommet hook failure after only SEVEN lacings!! My 22 year old son wore these seven times. Eighth time to lace them up the hooked grommet failed. REALLY ? Terrible product testing to fail so quickly, especially for "PRO work boot." I had seen a few complaints of the same problem but took the chance....avoid the low quality headache, don't buy it.

Lasted about 4 months before they started separating from the sole and water started getting in them every time it rained. Not what I expected from "Timberland Pro" work boots, So I was Definitely disappointed. The quality just wasn't there from when I first got them there was already some imperfections I noticed wrinkles on the leather where it connects to the sole which looked like they just glued it real quick and didn't make the extra effort to make sure it looks GOOD. Especially for the price I definitely won't be doing that again. I've bought different brand work boots for half the price and they lasted well over a year. If I could I would return them and get my money back because I seriously feel like I got sold knock offs.

These are fashion boots, not work boots. They flat out hurt when walking on anything but flat concrete. Even that hurts if you do it all day. Okay, maybe if you stand still, without tying them. Just trying them on seemed fine with a good sock when I got them. After a day, I figured they might just need to break in. After a week in them, they are going in the trash. Very disappointed with this purchase. I've had many boots in my day, even Timblerland boots, that's why I bough these. I know some get better as you break them in. These are not going too. They are painful. The way the ankles are made digs in hard up the front when on angles (roof) or just even walking downhill. When going uphill, the heel just hurts. No padding at all. The heel cup base hits the sole at 90°. Who's foot has a hard corner on it like that? Nobody does. Really Timberline? Who fell asleep in you ergonomics department? I'd like to wake em up with a boot to the head. Or blame their boss for paying an idiot. I bet they looked good in the boardroom as a drawing. They are horrible as a real work boot. This whole week, the best part of my day was taking these boots off. If I could give these boots no stars at all (or negative) I would.

Great fit, lasted over a year.